Best Pools in the World

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Grace Santorini Hotel Pool in Santorini, Greece

This serene experience in Greece is to die for. You would not be able to take your eyes off the spectacular view of world-famous Caldera. Add the lavish experience with a cocktail and take a swim in the pool at the boutique Grace Santorini Hotel. And to level it up, head up for a swim at sunset for a front-row seat.

Water on the Water Pool at Grand Hotel Tremezzo in Tremezzo, Italy

Lake Como is homing to this unique that extends out into the surface of the lake. You can get the best of both worlds in this vacation spot since it can be best for those who just don’t want to swim in lake water. Not to mention its George Clooney’s favorite vacation destination.

THE Hanging Garden Ubud Pool in Payangan, Bali, Indonesia

Escape Jakarta and get astonished at the epicenter of the Hanging Gardens property is a architecturally unbelievable and world-famous pool. It’s a split-level infinity pool adjacent to a wall of solidified volcanic ash, and its sights of the jungle surrounding it mean it’s ultimately built for honeymooners.

Skye Restaurant Pool at Hotel Unique in San Paolo, Brazil

Hotel Unique’s name is extremely suitable for its unique characteristic. Its distinct feature extends to its rooftop Skye bar and restaurant’s pool. If you do not want to escape the lounge atmosphere to hop in the water, the crimson red pool is fully furnished with an underwater sound system to make sure the party continues in the pool. Water, music, weird colors, and a view, not bad at all, there is nothing more to ask for.

Infinity Pool in Sands Skypark at the Marina Bay Sands Singapore Hotel & Casino

Put away your beach clothes, as this unbelievable pool as an alternative bids skyline views of the whole city. The pool is high in the sky on the 57th floor of the Marina Bay Sands Casino in Singapore, and it is gigantic, at almost 500 feet across.

Badeschiff in Berlin, Germany

Warning! Badeschiff, or “bathing ship” in English, is precisely what it sounds like. It’s an old barge that has been revamped into a public swimming hole for residents of Berlin. For the reason that the East Harbour section of the River Spree has been polluted to the point where it is hazardous for swimming, people looking to escape the summer heat can swim in this pool that rests atop the river. This is truly an exciting pool for adventurous and ordinary people alike.